.. ‘, 31 .
301 many world' in automobile
rds. was killed on the Brook-
' ‘ar Race track teller.
Iying to break the hour
t was traveling in his car at
114 111111011 an hour When
tit tires 1...... and caused the
to 1.11.. turtle at the top 01
11011111110111 rolling to the ..bot-
Iho‘Idrivor. who was terribly
died as he was being taken
1101111111 in an ambulance.
I ‘ jIMonduy this week Lambert
~13 seconds. 011 Feb. 15 this
on the some 11:11:11,110 had estab-
record for the hour of 103 3-4
The Time
your painting and paper-hang-
‘ ' one. Our experienced men can
m’ .41 to your satisfaction. The
0:0 on are exceedingly low. Esti-
, to: chem'i'ully given. Special low
‘ (or. paints and Wall paper.
COHEN
Water St. Tel. 342-13
08.1 of William lilfiron, 3 Row-
eet, East Norwnlk. Try 11 11110110
you will buy 11 1011.
Tel, 441
'est. prices for rubbers, metals,
r beds, etc.
us to
Our
upholstcring and furniture repair-
larger quarters enohle
at reusouahw prices.
mith
I Cleanser
- D Y E R
111012111 MAIN ST.
‘sourn NORWALK
. Hershiieid 813011 Co.
122 worse 01'.
1101111110.,111 011101111 W _
1111110 1111 yesterday's session 01111911
' cont. yesiorduy.
ROM 45 1c 72 N. MAIN STREET. " ~
on in pro;-
W110 continued in the early trading to-
day. The ancmniiatton at 1111111111111 111-
ments, unfavorable reports 1101111110
steel trade and troubled conditions
111 11111111120011.1110 direct expression in
the Holding tendency of the market,
which gave way readily under the in-
fluence of moderate offerings in any
quarter.
showed only small changes, out the
the leading stocks was depressed a
point or .more. New Haven Securities
showed a renewed weakness. The
stock dropped to within half 01’ its
recent low record, while the Convert.-
iIble Sixes, at 103 1-8, were at the now-
elst price yet reached.
. W
WALL STREET, Noon.~Soutimeut
was decidedly pessimistic again to-
day, chiefly because 01' the" depressing
tone of news bearing upon financial.
industrial and political conditions.
There was no essentially new feature
in the day's developments, but the in
formation upon which tile Street re-
lies in formulating speculative opinion
was of the some untuvorphle nature
as that which has been received daily
for some time. past, Another source
of uneasiness was the last that no cou-
certod efforts Wore being made to
retard the growth of bearish senti-
met. Professionals dislodged stocks at
will. and the only impediment to thrI
decline was intermittent buying for
the short account. Call money opened
at 6 per cunt. and renewals were made
at that figure, compared with 5 per
Active selling was
confined largely to the. first hour, and
after that time the list hold steady,
’I with quotations slightly above 111- low-
est. Bonds: easy
lllllHS till] lllllllllli
Elmer Fant,
John 11'. Foot, of South Norwnlh,
has rooeivod word from his brother,
James William Foot. 01‘ Hamilton.
it. 11110, of tho death of the latior's two-
yoar-old sou. Elmer. The funeral was
held yesterday morning at in o'clock.
it was but ion days ago that Mrs. Mitr-
tha Foul, mother of the men,
away", ‘
Don’t Be Hasty
passed
too for NEWSpapm‘S. 351: per 100
for Magazines.
G. Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave., 80. Norwaik.
ALTOMOBILES
FOR 111111:
DAY OH NIGHT.
CALl. D. TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.
When 1.. Need
of lI‘urniiuro, Carpets, ltnnsos, Slows
or 1101100 F ui'uishlnlr n no to M 1.. lio-
don. where you 1111 tho. Ilosi (loods at
howosi Mica-s.
M.L.ROSEN
16 ELY AVE... SOUTH NORWALKI
.. :.: ‘:I .'.:n‘ ,-
”'4 “an“
91:."
l Moneys “
PHONE 7 2 2 . 1 2
worm-u “...—>u Inn-r WW Inn—cu.
.n'n 'I'I'l' .'I‘. 3.1-. 1...”. 11' . ‘ 1
..;..,..§.‘.:...§._ ..y'af: 'l“:‘1-‘:':‘E':'i" 15'. '9’: E‘Jl'é ..., noggin
finances 1111.1ng111.. week, in the shops W
01' tight money. poor railroad stnte‘
First quotations us a rule :
list declined steadily. untilImost oi‘ '
’ averted. tor the time, at least.
Of Lumber
I makes the
" Italk of some 11101111111111qu of substitutes look enceedingly
amateurish. Like jovial there' a a heap of difference in,
grades. If you buy a 14 t. gold ring you pay a 14 kt. price
and it you buy clear lumber you naturally expect to pay the
price for specially selected stock-«and in either case you
trust a lot to the dealer you patronize. It’ 0 worth your time
to know these differences in lumber, especially when you
can learn it from us for the asking.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MM”..___,~_-_~M,.~W~_-...... _ .. .... W
1
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main§St., South Norwaik
We might tell you here a lot of nice things about our handsome
new Suits, Skirts, Dresses and Waiste. We might say they were
perfect in style, best in quality and best to 111in all of which would
he the Itinth. But it would be far better for you—11nd us~for you
to come to this store and see with your own eyes 110w they look
and lit and Judge for yourself 11' they are best 1’01 you to buy. lluy
later it you 1311.11 to, but look now. The Style Store for Ladies.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
515 Main 81.; Stamerd. 33 8011111 Main St, South Norwalk.
WE ALTER FREE.
for this M011’0 3 or Ladies
$20. 00 High Grade
51 Gold Filled, 16 Size
pg; Waltham Open Face
Watch
111
1
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CHOICE
oi moi'omoni. either the Jeweled lIll~
gin or \Vaithum. They are accurate
timoltoopors. The 01131.“ is gold-tilled.
guaranteed for twenty years.
I
(311211108 111111111
155 Washington 81..
South Norwalk.
Opposite Hoyt's Theatre,
Upstairs.
11 I - 1 3-3:;
2113' I
....r
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J- - I“ .1
NEW ‘\‘\‘\‘\:\:\:fl\‘\‘ :\‘\‘\‘\:\=
MAILS
Norwalk Postoffice
CROZIER—WlLLIAMS.
1 ln\'li().\ Oct :11 I101. lion.
Mall: Dam-whoa Williams. of Washington, 11011: 111111-
2. B. ADAMS. i'ullmlum
in that state Senator James Hamilton
Louis loft l1111'1iIIdly this morning 101‘
south NOI‘Wfllk POStOfflce llosion whi'ro ht.- “ill address smci'ul
meetings tomolrou' night
MAiLs ARRIVE FROM
Eastern Polnt--:-l\' .10,“ 7:00. 10: so a n-
i::(10.215, 300 0:0 EziiDI 0:80
1 n. n:
1 Hill the .11 111111 011110 . 1:; ram ml In
Western oPoloto~62 01'». 1111 in l ‘ H l E‘
mnIthur3 1—00: I611. 11' '30In. 111. l ..00
rouohod Bonutoi' howls yesterday in
Nara)“ —~d: 80. 0:00.10;00 11. m.' 111.10 ”1: ('1‘. ”10 form 01‘ 11 ieit'urum from SG‘i‘l‘l’llllg'
I p. m-A 1‘11: 11 1'. Th: llll is 1 I 1tor imme .
Ls 01.08! FOR 11 ly 1 no 11111
Ingram Points ~11: 00 (Brianmvi 0.1. iuioly camIollod auroral political con-
00).10:0 11.111.:1:09.¢:00.:00I p.111
Westernd’otntI-Al 31(1), 10: M 11. 111.. . 19:39
11.
Danburzwdz: ..00 9; 46 a. n1.' . ml:00.0 :00 11.: .
I41 00, 09:0,. 19:00:. 111., 1:11 .
11400001101111. 1
1-1I'Il- for oil points clone 0: 30 p. m. In! 1
ill!!-
I. 111. I‘JtllWld. Pnoimu'u
ROWAYTON FIR! ALARM DIDTRIOTI
towards which had lli‘i‘ll orrunuod for
today in this city,
m .
MOHAIR GROWERS MEET.
11111111118. Tex.. 0131. :li.-~IITho Na-
tional Mohair Growers' Association in
its (Imu'luding session here 11th nil-till.
elected oilloors and doridod to most
111 October, IBM, in Alinmuurquo, N.
M.
()lllcors oloctcd Iil'e ll. {-1.
ins. ()rouou, prouitlmit; .l
Stophousrillo, onon,
uror.
The oxot'ulive hoard was empower-
ed to change the control warehouse of
the association from Boston, 01111111,, to
Houston, or Galveston, J'i‘oxua, and
action is probable, hetero spring. A
subsidiary warehouse is lobe estab-
.. ._ lished in Portland, Ore.
TELEGRAPH STRIKE AVERTE‘D. ‘
lmNNlSON. Tom, Oct. Bin-«The
threatened strike or telegraph operhI
tors employed by the Missouri, Kan-
110.11 and Texas Railroad,
“Tm: choice: or one hell. thus. 1 1. an
tilwllighlaud Ave. to 10.1.. N. 11.11 I
n.
til—Hickory Blnh‘ and Bull 11111110.
H~ Pine Point Igid Rotor. Point.
“II-Long Island ound 10111111511110
3-I' (:cntml.” McKtole 31 to
ti-~ Grand Street midc’ 1111111111...
Slim-Pennoyor tit. 1111.111.”
23-Cross 1:11.10 Railroad.”
lib-Railroad to Brooumo.
We It 8111
lo—IWhite Bridle north to Brook-lac.
101-«White Br ridge 8.111.100!“ 1. Bound.
~Whlte mid-ye 8 W.t El 1111 11
one stroke 01' the tire bell 311 ad 1111101
indicates testis 11.;
Four 01101100“ 0! lire 11011. 1.11115. 1 1-1»).
wnter to be 1-11
it till ird or more Alum! indium «rim.
U
trout, lint.
l3, hit-(Surly,
secretaryItrous-
51.
“wine”.
GENERAL ALLEN lNJUREID.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ail—13115.00...
Charles J. Allen, retired. is ouderina
today from bruises and, severe shock
has been sustained in a collision with an 11.1...
mobile 11111. 1...: night. his not be
A not... signed by the committee in lléved 119.13 seriously 1...; The can
charge 01 the man's demands, announo oer. who is 04 years old, was on his
ed that conferences between the road why to 1110 hotel when 0 bis 1011110!
111111 the Order 01 Railroad Telegram- ehr 0111111111 01111. 1111111 no stooped from
mile the sci-vi so are to be 110- 11011. 0.1.1.1111 111'... d
1111i theIarreetIot the I‘uWI . 'I
,;
\Vil I
1111111 1‘ motor, (‘111111 of Uidnanco of the;
United States Army, 111111 Miss “111 Vii
lshot down at the 'llillou form, some
on important link of evidence.
,Ithut (llovc (‘ultwrtsom under arrest at
Eil’illiston, committed the triplo mur-
:dor.
‘ 35:3 :- glfi‘fiflufi (imam. ried ioduv at St. GlitllgtII :1 Church 11011
in buying lIUIRNITURE. inspect the 1580 aI mww”, and 8mm, Norlnll ”w, Square in 1“,. 1110001100 01‘ (”l-VI _
fine line that we are showing at 811- ¥§l30“m“‘_ §§$§O?keflal§“&§”i Norm". 11 low guests, includinlr Ambussiulor? .
tremely low prices. Flash” mm_“nfiflu:;l%lgf£$ 1001'qu and Mrs. Page, the members of the I
' 1325 D. m..—I’oints west 01' 811111110111 1m embassy stall and natural llritish (11-1
M. GU IIEOWSKY 1:30 p. ...—dltfl‘lii South Norwnik. “001's. Demons! friends of tho lII‘lIlI‘II‘. .
9.00 p. m —%1fii‘non Station, Danbury n. groom.
on ' .
At the Former Auditorium Building, 3:33 11.10 {mi—gasoWegg 1103 30. $0113: Major George. 0. Squior, Amorh'nnl.
: «1111 0111100111 , , z.
87 NORTH MAIN STREET. p.111 humid. and Holldny‘. military attache, 11112. host 1111111, 111111
33:33!“ 1:310:33. 1;: 3333 3.11.. m the bride was given away by
We buy second-hand Furniture. Mali; Resolved. brother, William \i'illiupis, former
.,.......-.- R88: m3§lh$§9§lxptfin Commissioner of immigration at New :-
7:15 a. m—East west of 3nd sport '
8:15 a. mz—Wiltim 11nd Dnnbufiy. ‘iork. -
6 our "n 9:80 a. m. ~80uth bismuth -- ~--~I~I~ _
1?. 33 3:$23fi‘u..:y°hld§.‘lns°' “”"m‘ SPEAKS FOR MASSACHUSETTS‘
2.00 m.—-Eult West 3.111180. Not-nil.
Before the Cold Weather Comes “:‘:. alngu' .1 1. 11 1. g DEMOCRATS,
i V m" '1‘" 5" 50‘“ 0"“ i (‘lilt‘AGt‘i 01'1 :ll.»~«ln a response?
. . 5:00 . m.~New York Brookl'nnnd Iouu ' ‘ ' ' .
I pay the Highest Prices for 1:01 Not-1711111. ' E to 11 request from President Wilson
Rubber Tires, Metals and Feather 7 30 D m. ~Eest all/$333“ “0 Norm]; that 110 old the Allisstit'hxnwtts llomo‘
9:0011m m—Enst. West 11111110. Norwm .. . . I. . .. _ 1 r
Beds. 11: a H). For Rags. 25C Per Hart-1011' window openIi’roui 9 until 3 ”mm HM" “WWW.” in the M08 lit.
3 1n. rallies ot' the miliornntorial 01111111111110
i
The IIroSldrnl‘s request 111th he. tulle ' od Culbertson oi“ the crime.
0111 m to ‘1... 11111111111111 110111 monthffhycuohing. The unsuited hurried him .
“with. the 11111101111111de that those to 01111111111111.1210 he WI ,‘vdn otten- I
1.1 to per- .
.‘*.““."
4
’1"., '1'”, a, '
‘\‘\-\
half wool.
Sizes 20,” .2, 224 50¢
Size20W....................55c
812928 .600
Larger sizes up to 75¢
Plain Merino Vests and
Pants, twothinds wool. in above
sizes, from ...... -.
\wn ‘n—n “.‘ 2‘. \‘ ..-. ‘\_‘ x
[unfair/1r; ./ via/afn/n.
Leading Dry Goods Store
Tristram and Hyatt
Gazette Building, Norwelk
Rihhed Vests and Pants, one- 1
600 to 851: .
Children’s Underwear
FOR FALL AND WINTER
Pure White Cotton, fleece
lined, Vest 111111 Pants.
251: each
. 301: each
2 to 12 years ..
14 to 16 years
lloys' Gray Ribbed Fleeced
Shirts, Pants and Drawers.
Sizes 24, 26,‘ -. 250
Size 30 300
Sizes 32, 31 350 each
.
>= ‘\“‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘3‘\‘\‘\‘\‘.“\‘
- DIR fl '1'1'1' U U U
1W". .. urn-r. art-'7'
1
‘1 \‘ \‘\‘\,‘;~ ‘- ~_- ~3— ~,‘ I_—u,‘\ ‘1‘
:-\‘\“
‘Iioys’ Gray Merino Part Wool
Shirts and Drawers.
Sizes 28, 30 50¢
8121183134 ..-..-;.... 550 each
l'loys‘ Gray Merino, one-half
wool, Shirts, Drawers and Pants,
according 1 size 500 to 75¢ each
lloys’ Gray Ribbed Union ISults
51°C, 551:
Girls‘ White Ribbed Union
Suits 501:, $1.00
$4.98. Worth $3,
1..
Special for a Few Days
Morebout Boas
lirowu and Block, 1110 and six strands at $2.98, $3.98 and
$11 and 87.
Shoes for
We have 11 few more very fine shoes in small sizes, worth ,
up to $3.50, to close out for $1.00.
11. Kricger 81 Co.
The Leading Outfitters in The Norwalks .
West Washington Street
ii
! ADVEHTISlERIS' OFFERlNGS.
At A. F. l'lorluuau & Co's a spend]
sole of National llist'uit Company
, «Iron-1.11m.
At A. l)i<'l.ormnu & Son‘s specials
, in Saturday hosiery 111111 11111101110111:
.ii ,1. 1‘. tlohohc's wiulol' 1111.111
hoods.
.\t .l, l, ilnllvtt."< spot-11113 in iIiIl
glows,
’l‘lirI N. 1'). 1111111 t‘ompuuy nro 0111-1
1111; :1 special line of lzimtuos.
Tailored suits 111' t'xt‘oliiii'lltllly
quality
lino
and 211 modornto prices will
; ho found 111 Road‘s,
lingers and Siovenn are looking: 1111'
' tho 1111111 with $15 to buy 1111 0101111111,
. .
Sororul spa/rials of intI'rest to tho
' ; housekeeper will he. found at the lI:.I..It
$1
MURDER WITNESS DiES.
RAY, N. D., Oct. 31,—11. 'l‘. Dillon,
who with his wife and daughter 1111's
This destroys
upon
which the authorities hosed the charge
days ago, died today.
Fooling is against him and the
Jail at which Culbertson is hold is 111}-
11114 guarded.
l'lillon, in 11 dying statement, accusI
The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspuper
Advertising
is Apparent.
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its _
Opportunities. ..
Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
.0.
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
Customer’
and attract
New Business
to Your Es-
tablishment.
ludiu 'l‘vii Company,
is advorliw-d
.-\11 oxt't'ilout dinuoi'
for tomorrow at the Mansion House.
11' you have worn your glasses Ior
' some limo, and your eyes are troubling
you, ’l‘humor suggests a new pair,
Frank .lnoohy offers to lot you have
that. suit, coal or 11101111111, 111111 wait
for tho nionoy,
Perhaps you will find just what you
are looking for 111 .-\, Darcy's,
.I'tt 'I‘rlstram and llyutt‘s a line lino
of 1'l1ildi'ou's full and winter
wear will lip found.
unthIrI
{trout doings in all dopurimontu of
tho Huston Store 11111111111111;
’l‘muorrow lit-1111111 an anniversary
sale 111 iliutz's that will he the [11111
01’ the town.
Now llot‘m'o doing
road the uhme tulis
your shoppiutd
NATURALLY
.lluluoII-IIY on said tho dol'oudnnt
.1111'11011 and whistlud to tho dog. What.
:followori‘? Witness The. dog. I-IIIllllimi:1
Siren,
Your vat-11m property
zmoney every day.
011V.
:proilt.
is costing
A Sentinel wont
will chance your loan into
Try one and see.
s. new
ll
Starr s Sweaters
are the very best Shaker
Knit Sweater made. We
have sold these Sweaters for
many years and can recom—
cnd them for their fit and
quality; strictly all wool,
$5 on to $8 00.
E Angora Sweaters . . . . . .
$6 50 and $8. 00
Angora‘Vests .. . . . . . $6 50
g Fancy Vests $2.00 to $6.00
I “Cross" Gloves for ladies
and men from $1.50 up
Joseph Davis
II "11011114111qu 011111“,
1 81111111 10001111th (201111. ' ‘
‘I’Enflffu ».I“H-11.“II"'
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